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how do you play ak in this situation?
This situation is bugging me, trying to figure out best EV in this situation-
You have AK and raise and it is folded to all but the BB or a limper who got trapped coming in early you get a flop like - A 7 4 rainbow How fast do you play your TPTC? DO you bet into it knowing the other player is weak and will fold almost everytime, letting you take a small pot with a good hand -or- Do you check it, trying to let him catch up enough to get a call out of him or a possible bluff on turn or river. risking a sure win for an extra bb, possibly 2 I know it largely depends on situational aspects but any general ideas about this are appreciated |
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Re: how do you play ak in this situation?
you bet, nearly always
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Re: how do you play ak in this situation?
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you bet, nearly always [/ QUOTE ] Yup, me too, I play this very straightforward unless I am playing ultra-short were I might start to mix it up, but even then would still bet this a very high %. Nigel |
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Re: how do you play ak in this situation?
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you bet, always [/ QUOTE ] |
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Re: how do you play ak in this situation?
AKo 2 off the button, raise, button calls, blinds fold. Flop KKA, first to act on the flop, what do you do?
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Re: how do you play ak in this situation?
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AKo 2 off the button, raise, button calls, blinds fold. Flop KKA, first to act on the flop, what do you do? [/ QUOTE ] bet??? Warning sign goes off to a player who has any idea when this gets checked IMO. |
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